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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

Angeles and San Francisco, and the
cost OF the entire trip is to be only
$175. There is more news than the
mere announcement in this. 1t means
that these people, who note with
lynx-like eyes every movement and
trend of the tourist class, see every
thing going this way. They are aware
that it is to California nearly all the
sight-seers and invalids turn their
faces, and the Messrs. Cook propose
to reap some of the fourishing har-
vest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

Srop that lying! Yes, and let it
stop where it began. That is where
it must stop, and it rests with those
Mt the helm to say whether it will or
not. 1t is "a matter over which we
have no control" Here they are
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
Notice to Mail Subscribers.

me papers of all delinquent mail sub
scribers to the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD
will be promptly discontinued hereafter
nail unless the same have been paid for in
advance. This rule is infexible.
AYERS & LYNCH.
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To Advertisers. A

To insure insertion in the DAILY HERALD
of all new advertisements Except classihed)
as well as changes, they must be handed in
before O'Clock P. M.
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PERSON Al.

wants, ""Personals'' and other advertise
ments under the following heads inserted at
the rate of cents per line for each insertion.
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DKLIvERED BY CARRIERS
Az ROc per Week, or soc per Mohth

LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS from adjacent
towns, especially solicited.
Remittances should be made by draft
check. Postoffice order or postal note. The
latter should be sent for all sums less than
ave dollars.
jon PRINTING DEPARTMENT-Owing to our
greatly increased facilities, we are prepared
20 execute all kinds of job work in SUI
perior manner. Special attention will be
given to commercial and legal printing, and
all orders will be promptly filed at moderate
rates. ~. s.u;o
once of Publication, rs North Spring
soeet, Los Angeles. Telephone No. 156.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

MRS. PARKER, INDEPENDENT SLATE
Iu writer and Clairyoyant. Consultation
on business, lawsuits, mineral specuat1ons,
love, marriage, absent friends, diseases,
life-reading. etc. % South Spring street,
room 3. 9 A. NJ. to p. NJ. ie29tf
Mr.. wILFRED MORGAN, 423 SEVENTH
Nl street. Translator OF Spanish and
French documents and general correspond
ence of all kinds attended to with care and
promptitude. At home evenings from to
1OP. M. oct 13-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
FOR SALE.
DOR SALE-BARGAINS-L IN THE
L. Williamson Tract, If taken soon +. c.
ANDERSON, % North Spring o7-14t

ANDERSON, % North Spring. o7-14t
DOR SALE-5-YEAR LEASE OF NEW
l. 90-room lodging house on Main street,
in centre of town. Possession LIST Novem-
Der. For terms apply to ROCHESTER,,
HUNTINGTON & LAYTON, 81 West First
street. c11-14t
nor sALE-BARGAIN IN LOTS FROM
H $75 and upwards. Only think of it.
The electric railway passes the tract Inside
the city. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND
BUREAU, dncorporatedI, 316 n. Main
street and 129 W. First street, Los Angeles,
Cal o1-tf
DOR SALE-LANDS HOMESrEADs,
IL timber-culture and school selections in
this county. 90 acres of land miles from
court house with tive-room house, S1l 900.
House and lot in Monrovia, $1,000. | can
place four families on fine selection of
land having two streams of running water
close to railroad station, very cheap. ED l..
BAKER, No. 10 Court St, room 23
nor SALE-Stock at reasonable prices.
II The celebrated stock of the late +. J.
Barretto, either singly or by the herd, in
Guiding thoroughbred Jersey cows, heifers
and bulls, high grade cows, fresh and in
calf: also driving and work horses. For
particulars address Mrs. L. b. Barretto,
Downey, or stock can be seen at Forest
Grove ranch. near Downey. Oct IL lat
DOR SALE-TRACT FOR SUBDIVISION.
L Choice tract of 20 acres in Lick Tract.
fronting on Sunset Boulevard 100 feet widel
and Immediately adjoining Prospect Hill
where the "Winchester Hotel" is beirg built.
This tract has been plotted for subdivision
into "a beautiful lots. This tract as whole,
is offered for sale. for few days only, at a
bargain: For particulars, inquire of BRODT-
BECK & PENNEY. Room l, Allen Block,
corner Spring and Temple. o13-3t
A FEW OF MY GOOD BARGAINS.
Business lot on Main st t............. 500, 900
Business lot on Main st ............ 10000
Business lot on Main st ............. 10000
12Ox165 Olive St, with IS room
modern dwelling ~. .......... 10000
dwelling -. ,.'...........'..... 10000
5Ox144 Waterloo street, with new
modern 10 room dwelling ....... 5000
52X157, Ninth street, with room
modern cottage and barn .-...-. 1900
dwelling, new w,.'.'...-...o.,..,.. 5000
Q lots, Dunnigan tract .............. 5000
l corner lot, Main and Cathrine 1000
100 acres, Burbank .........#...... 10000
200 acres, Mcdonald tract ......... $4,000
| make speciality of the beautiful Meade
J. S VANDOREN,
34 n. Spring st.
Oct LIT
dor SALE
Z LICK TRACT
LONG & STEADMAN, 116 West First
street, have for sale eight 2O-acre lots. eligi
bly, situated and first-class investments;
close to Motor Road and New Winchester
Hotel on Prospect Hill, also
~ acres South Pasadena, finely i'm
proved
Also thirty acres Mcdonald Ranch in
Broad Acres; only $175 per acre.
LONG & STEADMAN, 11G West First
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
MEETINGS.

r%G. A. K. MEETING-JOHN A. LO-
VlS gan Post meets very Monday evening
in the new G. A. K. Hall, in Mcdonald block,
on Main street, at 7:30 P. NJ Visiting Com
rades cordially welcome.
au26-tf NJ. S. BABCOCK, Adjutant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

AI ANlED-A 1OUNG LAD1 Of GOoD
w. appearance and address. Must be a
experience necessary. Inquire Southern
Cal, Registry & Employment Co., 120 and
122 West First ST., upstairs. 1t
COUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGISTRY
y and Employment Company; Office and
waiting rooms, 100 and 122 West First-st:
telephone 744.-Wanted, to-day Male-3
good walters for restaurant, $40 per week;
good irOneFs for laundry, $12 per week
5 upholsterers, $3.50 per day; 2 harness
makers, steady work; errand boy, So per
week; second cook, $40; one buggy washer;
A tailors; colored waiter for hotel; man to
work in stables; experienced picture frame
lumber yard 50 25 per day; AL wOod-turner,
- per day; a cornice maker, So per day; u
good barber; man for ranch $25 and board;
a furniture packer, good wages man to
learn harness making. We have also a con-
tract for city work for so teamsters and so
shovelers at So per day; man for private
family; salesman for country store, We
know of another large surveying party, for
which we are using effort to secure the con-
contractors help, which will enable us to
find employment for over 100 men at good
wages and found; long job.
FEMALE-5 girls for general housework,
for positions ranging from $50 to $40 per
month; mattresses for restaurant, wages
$40 per week; trimmer for millinery store,
$40 per week; good cook, 81 so per day,
in a small boarding house; chambermaid to
take charge of 80 rooms and do light wash
ing, good pay; an experienced saleslady for
fancy goods store, big pay; cook for pri-
vste family, $50 per month; a young girl to
work in small family, $1S per month; and
many other pOsitiOns 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
WANTED-SITUATIONS.


C1TUATION WANTED-A GIRL TO DO
n general housework. Apply to $50
South Main st. Oct. 13-2t.
HOTEL STEWARD, JUST FROM THE
IL East, desires situation either as steward
or manager. Address ii. d. COOPER, Riv-
erside, Cal. o10 st
SITUATION WANTED BY A COMPE--
- tent stenographer and typewriter in a
business house. Reference given. Address,
"A" HERALD office. O14-2t
CITUATION WANTED, IN STORE OR
- office, by young man with some expert
ence as salesman and boOk-keeper. Address,
"P. N" HERALD Office. O14-3t
CITUATIONS WANTED-BY A MIDDLE
- aged woman and yonng girl to do
general house and nurse. Apply to 257,
South Spring st. O12-4t
WANTED by A STEADY YOUNG
w man, situation as engineer for a sta
tionary engine: or would do other work un-
der cover needing no former experience.
Address before Sunday, box 1859. o14-2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

Also thirty acres Mcdonald Ranch in
Broad Acres; only $175 per acre.
LONG & STEADMAN, 1lG West First
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

~ acres South Pasadena, finely i'm
proved
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
WAN'TEp-HEGP.


NIANTED-A BOY. APPLY AT 263 N.
w Main Street o13-3t
WANTED-BOY TO FEED GORDON
w press. Apply at Herald job-rooms.
O5-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

VNANTED-SALESM SALESLADIES,
w stem ographers typewrters. oorvis's
and clerks of all kinds can find positions by
appl wing to the CLERKS EMI Lon -nE.> i
BUR EAU ,3619 S. Spring ST., rooms 9 and 10.
OFT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

EOR SALE-ONE NEW UPRIGHT PIANO
l. for sale at wholesalers cost price, on in
fallment plan. Call at No, i Market street,
corner of Spring. o13-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

WANTED-GOOD GIRL ORwOMAN FOR
w general house work. A good home
and permanent place. Apply at twostory
house beyond end of two-horse ear line,
West WASHINGTON ST O14-2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

DOR sALE-A LODGING HOUSE OF 20
IL rooms, newly furnished, centrally locat-
ed. For particulars inquire rs N. Spring
street, room IL. oct1tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

DOR SALE CHEAP-STOCK RANCH OF
IL 1000 acres plenty of water--as whole
or in parts. MILLS, CRAWFORD & FIELD,
lS Court street. o1ltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

EOR SALE-THIRTY-F ACRES ON
T. Brooklyn Heights, close to street cars,
with water guaranteed. Will be sold on
terms to suit. This property is ready for
march of improvement. This offer for a few
days only. DOBINSGN & FAIRCHILD,
new quarters, No. 25 North Main street, up
stairs. se1S-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

JITANTED-A GOOD STENOGRAPAER
w and typewriter Address Postoflice
Box 1865, stating salary expected. Refer
ences required. Oc9-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

DOR SALE-A GOOD-PAYING kESTAU-
Il. rant; average profits, $50 per week;
cheap rent, only $50 per month. Apply at
164S South Main street. oI4-2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

VNIANTED--GIR FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work in small family. 500 Grand
avenue Ii
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

VTANrED-PORTER FOR DRY GOODS
w House. Address B. C. so, this office.
Oct 1895
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

EOR SALE-$I2OO-$2O FIRST
class new houses; $50 per month and
interest BYRAM d POINDEXTER, 27 W.
First street. s20-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
dor SALE
Il LICK TRACT.

LONG & STEADMAN, 116 West First
street, have for sale eight 20-acre lots. eligi-
bly, situated and irst-class investments;
close to Motor Road and New Winchester
Hotel on Prospect Hill, also
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

VXTANTED, THREE CASH-BOYS OF THE
w age of IL to Is years at the City OF
Paris, 105 to 100 North Spring street.
Oct 3-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

NOR SALE-A COSY HOUSE OF SIX
l. rooms with bath, just completed. I'm
mediate possession. Charming location,
near Second street cable and Belmont HO-
tel. Lot 5Ox15O. Price, $325O. DOBINSON
&FAIRCHILD, & new quarters, 25 N. Main,
up stairs. s21-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

WANTED-Bright, active telephone boy.
w Apply to NJ. A. NEWARK Il co.
Oct 1o-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

NOR ALE-ONE VERY GENTLE
Il horse, q years old, and fine buggy for
family nse or real estate business. Particu-
lars la Banning street octI4-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

DOR sALE-A RESTAURANT, JUST OP-
posite the S. p. Depet. Call at 722 San
Fernando st. Oct. 13-tf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

follows
twelve and eighteen months; onethird
eighteen months
discount of five
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-GOOD JUMP-SEAT SURREY,
Il nearly new. Apply at 112 Ellis avenue.
Og-6t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT, ALSO
lodging houses and hotels. SOUTHERN
MENT COMPANY, 100 and 100 West First
street. Telephone 744 Oct II-Im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14

EOR SALE-WEST END TERRACE LOTS.
Il The handsOmest lots in the city. DOB
INSON & FAIRCAILD. New quarters No.
25 North Main ST., up stairs seplS-1m
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MODEM PIANISTS.


Numerous as are the modern piano virtuosi,
yet few among them have obtained any extra
c cepting LIST, Rubinstein. and Won Buiow,
WHO stand alone In their art, and who; espe-
slag on account q their age ana r h
century,, will extinguish all comparison with
the younger generation. We will at once exam
van: he is a workable Colossus among pianists.
that ms nstrament are not as notsworthy as one
Essfs bd a aass i 4 saE sSa eaG
bergsr psssIs
sssresl SSe one dessnt Hus!ssi gEoiaeslon. 81.
Antoa Rs i has Sg,y Written Fl pesss
worthy OF attention. The Etudes de Concert"
hew sEs bnSSsdH g Fl k ss S
which, potwithstandding it's tsndspcy to schn-
but oflate he Is undoubtedly retrograding;, His
mann.s and PMiG omeats Musicais." ali early
works. stand far above his latter ONES, barring
Esaars sdhus hoas
ably brilliant pianist Is most talented. but also
hrs not attempted large works. excepting
been heard. Leschetizky has produced many
salon gems; but latterly has grown lazy, and
Piante, a wonderfully gifted pianist. has pro-
dnced nothing. Louis Breitner Oh. Halle,
Siloti. Emil Sauer. ditto
The outlook orgood piano music is, without
doubt, anything but cheerful. especially from
those who should be expected to be best quail
fled to write for that instrument. In fact, out
side Of Saint:Saens. Moszkowski Scharwenka,
strelezki and q Albert there is not q composer
OF any Intrinsic value among the two dozen
foremost piano virtuosi Of the day. am afraid
II ask the reason why Is this n" can give
fine pianist nowadays one scarcely need be
true musician at all, The odiuus prominency
given to tho fineers has killed the brain, or
rather caused 1t to be d something not exactly
necessity In q modern piano virtuoso. No
ono can have a too brilliant or too perfect tech
nilue. but II the virtuoso's only recommends
ton Ia the velocity Of his finger gait, kind OF
Maud s. or Jay lsve-Sse record, then art indeed
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4 CLEAR. MISS.

Tin the head When the deer leq n into the
TIE Wn snrsd N 5 state Of
s sRss sns G1f 'fs ana
tss hssa hs ao Ts s y
and the doas ,oftea XIII deer on their
Sgn sw hSoh and rssu % days. d and SGs then
come back with every Appearance q h "a ih
have sI pulled SiH down. Tbs mon Of the Adiron:
dacks are not very sorry that bounding is sat at
s only Ie on SasR nsht there Is no NOON
In the bow Of Q canoe is lantern, darkenS NED
ahead al The hunter Sits or kneels Just behind
must b sEiiS SIS VIII the Ss pad sas
the snd stroke that keeps the canoe n
sbs naSae against tRe sdS Of ha
Some gui les will paddle without even tax.
Ing the blade out Of the water for the next
at night to feed and wade out where the bot s2,:
Pads They stand in the water t up to thsibr
around them. Any unusual noise will send
them aWay at great rte sta s9t shes
briG I light FOR ' some dine without moving
Wien the light OF lantern falls upon q deer,
the guide paddles swiftly but silently toward
Judges that be Is near neutrality-suspicious. you
within ton ySds q SsSr Viii ha way
closer s q approach Se turns the bow oi
slightly TO one side. inst enough to let the he
hunter shoot past the light STt not snSnsh to
IL. .he' be boat sn' is 81 tRs signal to Ore:
l Isnss s VIZ rias bali apasr these
ride half the time. and shooting without line
q sight Is %sy he Brush snd
deer Sometimes the deer gets into the brush
and falls dead there; That Is when the hunter
there s Is something attractive in the still hunt
mol want want to Xiii, but simply wanted to paddle
he deer feeding. Wc would get within a few
rods OF big buck. and the man in the bow
would sit perfectly stu and admire ne hnh 6e
and gracefully the startled buck would bound
Another method OF hunting which seems to
me justihable only when man must have meat,
Is following a deer oyer the snow when the
on snow shoes. and the doors small hoofs break
through nj every step. The, snow i deep; the
edges q the icy crust mangis the o dsers 'eFbs s
hunter easily. catches him, straddles the
Wondering animal, and outs its throat That y
only butchers work. md ought not TO pc eaiisa q
deer viii l herd tSSether for warmth aud pro-
tectlon' and when the SNOW Is very deep
by trampling down the snow. There
Ia no such thing as deer yard
In the sense Of On enclosed space In which the
by snow walls, rs some folks pretend 10 de-
scribe their winter haunts. They make lanes
In their search for browse and these lanes
Sunstimrs they viii get under q biz snow
bank for warmth. and then huntorD on snow
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A Pretty Bear.
From the Philadelphia Pres,.

The Traymore Hotel gosslps are suffering
most charming young lady In the hotel Is heavy spec
Mater In stocks and grain, sho Is the daughter OF
retired millionaire Phiadelphian but AZ this answers
The description three four a. the same hotel the
guessing az 10 who lady u bids fair 10 0uHhihe the
Coveted solution Of the Two fifteen puzzle From gen
tenAn who "a with the heroine We learn hat
she h about ~ yeArs old, OF quesny bearing, grace
ful carriage and accomplished conNerHatlonhilsi
who chats with her friends on the hotel plhkIh about
the hops anu fashions without giving Ihe slRnt
est sunpiron that she cUtempAt-s tne ups hnu downs
OF the Stock Exchange beneath hes LAnyry bangs anu
makes and loses thousands coOlly an she hoats her
rrarefni form N eisery snrf The beautiful speon
Etors father b said TO know nohing Of MS dlnEhtsrs
venres and little dreams that his forty years IN active
SPECULATION has had its influence on his child dispos
gentleman who her orders and acts IA her ser
fetnry and businoss representative tie may be seen
daily going 20 and from the stock Exchange ~ the
trnnsnrIion az her commands aud the lady
herself occasionally occupies the private once
WHERE she can the blackboard and
give her ortltrs In person she always has standing de
pnsit Of AT least fihO and declares her Intention 20
hnnly Tor admission TO the stock Exchange during the
Ginning winter Her business calls are pada while ner
friends believe her driving boating ana the pe
~ face that 20 The hotel apparently oeAn.nh
with ioy and innocence never betrays the Keen ousnes
arumen that has made brokers ~ handsome snms and
stamped her bear ~ Extraordinary nerve Mehnwnte
The wiseRores compare notes aud think they kns
that maisS the sporting young adiss q Long sransh
whose race horse betting Has Attracsco ~ Avoh e-A
toh lsok Ike PENN ante piASs1A
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STILL HUNTING AT NIGHT.

sRa are e sa as suapiRs hH
sen.ss mean S viii not Alarm n % but
yll alarm him. and he, viii silently,
that two men may pit and talk in an Ordinary
8n' ss mach sm q shis bSs s
se deer leaps out s and d tskes to The wstsr Then
Sss eR mt ip sts ss@ to ss ' The
ming, and 4 he does not have the buck ague
Snd of h9t he , y g;
on the sand. The deer may come into the
gets into his canoe and paddles after. the game
until within fair rifle range. Sometimes hun:
ters viii paddle cloae to a swimming deer, and
little better 81 On murder That not sport. And
81 hnF her. tods A tRe thing hss
with guns loaded with buckshot. The deer
Of shot. The Oh nces are they only wound the
suifer, That Is cruelty. ! think tho riIde r ths
kin or mise entirely as rule No true gentle;
man wantsto MAIN or wound . deer. and l
gad t. see b few sporsmen
Il once guided a New York man through the
woods who was Indignantly opposed to club
Wouldn't stop tSsm. He was a big. powerful
man. a good shot. and frst-rate woodsman
We, went with a party TO hound desr. and he
picked out the yery station whore once had
. queer experience. l lad been sitting for
long time with my back to rock. when saw
something yard or two away that interested
me. left my seat and stopped toward the OBJ
.ject, and Just as l did so big buck came over
the rock. II had not moved he would have
me VIZ ~ ny y apo& e Lex MN re
some Of the party talking 70 him; They asked
II the deer had not passed him. He said II had.
but + was sw They wanted tG know bs Tbhy
creature In my arms and kissing It, couldn't
fire at It, Well, those city sporting gentlemen
were mad, but / loved thut man for his kind
ness. and In the months I afterward passed
with him In the woods-we two alone-l found
him as brave and gentle DIS he was strong.
He'd never shoot at q deer unless we we're out
but the excitement Of hunting works DIFF
ferently on different men. Ono hunter. re-
member. was stationed on a marrow neck,
where deer could not cross without GO
Ing within a few feet Of him.. A deer came
toward him. and his gun, missed fire. He was
greatly excited and dubbed his gun, expecting
the deer torush b. him. and intending to knock
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Type wrltlnr to ssms Purpose.

dainty clad little wonnan--she was one Of
the best operators az well az the prettiestwhom had
orc, missing from her desk the other day Tho
plump looking head OF tha establish ment
Fhs explained. =
~ didn't expect to keep her long abe said, She
came TO me year ago 10 learn the business and her
mofher-she wore diamonds win her half apUl-
ogiEng for tho daughters wbm The two Of then wore
gowns that turned The heads OF the whole ol,oe, and
locked as II they had money enough and ~ spare 10
turned out whan vas In my new apprentices con-
hdence little hat she was engaged TO Jaw student
inpecunOus -ani thay wSnted to marry
he was admitted to the bar. Papa had
absolutely refused his consent, and mamma frowned
the whole thiHg whit dneH my lady do
hut get permission without assigning any reason for
the freak, 10 learn type wriugAc is studying short
hand, tn9-hayng aiken the dsa into her head that "
she and her law student ia to marry when the rmo
she could support the family undl the appearance
Of fees r. ~ had the knol led couple OF days
The household powers 10 the contrary withstand
Ing ana are taking weeks holiday somewhere down
the shore sIr to- me size should he ready for work
when she came back anu think she will She has been
earning n week and Is ABOUT expert enough 10 get SQ
That wi help them out for while, though ]
fancy her husband won't leave hur her. Long"